The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 5

APRIL 13,1942 fflffi fmtNELANDEtt (W1S.) DAILY NEWS PAOE5 County Board Proceedings (Continued from Page. 3.) expense of approximately $10.00. per month for the county rationing board's office, as requested by the Oneida county defense council, through the' office of its' secretary, and that the amount be charged against the contingent fund in the budget. Motion carried on roll call, 25 ayes, 0 noes, 2 absent. A petition filed by Vernon M.

Maine, county surveyor, requesting the county board to provide an annual salary for said office, was read. On motion, the matter was referred to the finance committee to report back to the board at the May meeting. Motion carried, all members present voting aye. Forest protection organization list as submitted by the Wisconsin conservation commission, was read, to-wit: i Forest Protection Organization List, Wisconsin Conservation Commission, Madison, Wisconsin. Rhinelander, Wisconsin, f.

February 6, 1942. To the Honorable: The County Board of Oneida County, Wisconsin. Gentlemen: In accord with Paragraph 3, Section 26.12 and Paragraph 3, Section 26.14 of the Wisconsin, statutes, we recommend the following men to act as authorized emergency fire wardens for the prevention and suppressior 4l of forest fires in forest protection District No. 8, of which Oneida county is a part, for the year 1942, and ask your approval of this organization list EMERGENCY FIRE WARDENS. Martin Herman, Harshaw, for the town of Cassian.

Elmer Titus, Harshaw, for the town of Cassian. Albert While, R. R. 2, Tomahawk, for the town of Cassian. Hanford Sparks, R.

2, Tomahawk, for the town of Cassian. William Ames, Rhinelander, for the.town of Crescent. Thomas P. Hagen, the town of Crescent. Arthur A.

Buelow, Pelican Lake, for the town of Enterprise. Harry Lpwe, Hazelhurst, for the town of Hazelhurst. A. D. Clements, R.

2, Tomahawk, for the town of Little Rice. Glennes Anderson, Tripoli, for the town of Lynne. Charles Talbot, Tripoli, for the town of Lynne. Charles Gotchy, Minocqua, for the town of Minoccuja. and 1940.

John J. O'Leary, Minocqua, for the town of Minocqua. Clarence Greene, Monico, for the town of Monico. Arthur Leith, Monico, for the town of Monico. William Roughan, Monico, for the town of Monico.

Roy Fredrich, McNaughton, for the town of Newbold. Arthur Boll, Route 2, Eagle River, for town of Newbold. Bert Worden, Rhinelander, for the town of Pelican. Werner Zimmer, Rhinelander, for the town of Pelican. Theodore Lassig, Rhinelander, lor the town of Pelican.

Henry M. Freund, Rhinelander, for the town of Pelican. John Harkins, Gagen, for the town of Piehl. George Dahlstrand, Rhinelander, for the town of Pine Lake. Olaf Larson, Rhinelander, for the town of Pine Lake.

Carl Peterson, Rhinelander, for the town of Pine Lake. Tom Bernsteen, Rhinelander, for the town of Pine Lake. Allen Kulinski, Pelican Lake, for the town of Schoepke. Dan Hubbard, Pelican Lake, for the town of Schoepke. Paul Bonack, Starks, for the town of Stella.

Henry Jones, Rhinelander, for the town of Sugar Camp. C. A. Novak. Route 2, Eagle River, for the town of Sugar Camp.

William O. Miller, Rhinelander, for the town of Sugar Camp. H. Olkowski, Three Lakes, for the town of Three Lakes. Louis Peterson, Clearwater Lake, for the town of Three Lakes.

W. L. Murray, Clearwater Lake, for the town of Three Lakes. Richard Dobbs, Three Lakes, for the town of Three Lakes. Edward A.

Anderson, Three Lakes, for the town of Three United States forest service. Leroy Cunningham, Three Lakes, for the town of Three United States forest service. William Nettling, Three Lakes, lor the town ol Three absent. States forest service. Edward R.

Stoltz, Three Lakes, lor the town ol Three States forest service. M. B. Beltz, Harshaw, lor the town of Woodboro. Charles Urba, Rhinelander, lor the town ol Woodboro.

Ray Knapstein, Woodruff, lor the town of Woodrull. Arthur Perkins, Woodrull, lor the town ol Woodrull. 4 Wisconsin Conservation Commission, By (Signed) F. M. BURKE, District Forest Ranger.

Moved and seconded that the list ol emergency lire wardens', as mitted by the Wisconsin 'Conservation commission through F. M. Burke 'district'forest ranger, Rhinelander, Wisconsin, be approved as read. Motion carried, all'member's aye." First reading' ol resolutions, Nos. 2, 3 and 4.

On motion, rules were suspended on resolutions Nos. 1 and 2. Second reading ol Resolution No. Resolution No. 1.

Resolution ollered by Supervisor Marvin J. Beltz. RESOLVED by the board of supervisors of Oneida county, Wiscon sin, that WHEREAS there are are always quite a number of parcels arriving lor the various ollices ol the courthouse each month, Ireight and express collect, and WHEREAS, at the present time these charges are usually made ou on separate invoices requiring separate listing when allowed, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that a petty cash lund $10.00 to be used as a revolving lund be set up in the county clerk's olfici out ol which these bills can be paid. The accounting and distribution these charges is to be made once a month. Dated this 16th day ol March, 1942.

Offered and passage moved by Marvin J. Beltz, supervisor. Seconded by Supervisor Perkins. fr Resolution carried on roll call, 18 ayes, 0 noes, 9 absent. Second reading of resolution No.

2. Resolution No. 2. Resolution olfered by Supervisor Clyde Burkhart. RESOLVED by the board of supervisors ol Oneida county.

Wisconsin that WHEREAS, the. agricultural committee is required to carry on considerable work in connection with and in co-operation with the county civilian defense council which will require both postage and materials, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that $75.00 be taken Irom the contingent lund to be set aside lor use ol the agricultural committee in carrying on these activities. Dated this 16th day ol March, 1942. Oflered and passage moved by Clyde Burkhart, supervisor. Seconded by Supervisor Russ.

Resolution carried on roll call, 17 ayes, 0 noes, 10 absent. On motion, the board adjourned until 10:00 o'clock a. Tuesday, March 17, 1942. Rhinelander, Wisconsin, Tuesday, March 17, A. 1942, 10:00 O'clock A.

M. Oneida county board ol supervisors met pursuant to adjournment. Meeting called to order by Chairman C. E. Greene.

Roll call by County Clerk Lloyd D. Verage. All members present on roll call except Supervisor Whalen. A. J.

Leclaire ol the local ollifie ol the larm security administration jp 'and Mr. King ol their regional oflice talked to the board relative to the county providing Mr. LeClaire free ollice space in the courthouse. It was moved and seconded that the board authorize the public property committee to provide space in the courthouse lor the local larm security administration ollice. Motion carried, all members present voting M.

J. Beltz, chairman ol the salvage section of the Oneida county defense council, addressed the board relative to enlisting all agencies in the county which are working on various types ol salvage, to co-ordinate their activities to the end that Oneida county will supply as much salvage as possible without unnecessary duplication of eflort. A request lor an easement over the SE SW, Sec. 8 and the SW NE and WVi SE'A, Sec. 18-38-6, as tiled by the Wisconsin Public Service corporation, through their Minocqua oflice, was read.

Moved and seconded that the easement be granted over the lour descriptions owned by Oneida county, with the restriction that when the proposed highline parallels any road, said highli'ne must be constructed i at least one hundred (100) feet from the center line of the highway. Motion carried on roll call, 25 ayes, 0 noes, 2 absent. Supervisor A. D. Clements talked to the board relative to the county providing their highway patrol ecjuipment with a pressure can lor lighting small roadside fires.

Supervisor John J. O'Leary, chairman ol the lire lighting section of the county defense council advised that an ellort is being made to secure such equipment from the supplies the lederal government has stored at the vacant CCC camps in the county. Moved and seconded that Supervisor D. M. Anker be instructed to write the director of the Sixth corps area, Chicago, 111., in an effort to obtain such Irom the lederal government.

Motion carried, all members present voting aye. Financial statement of the Oneida county highway department's operations lor the period ol January 1, 1941, to December 31, 1941, was read. On motion, the report was accepted as read and placed on lile, all members present voting aye. First reading ol resolution No, 5. On motion, the board adjourned until 1:30 p.

Tuesday, March 17, 1942. i Rhinelander, Wisconsin, Tuesday, March 17. A. 1942, 1:30 O'clock P. M.

Oneida county board ol supervisors met pursuant to adjournment. Meeting called to order by Chairman C. E. Greene. Quorum present.

E. D. Blxby talked to the board relative to coming tax measures and f. future obligations and suggested that if possible, the 1942 county budget lie re-examined with the thought in mind ol cllmiiuiliuK uuy possible un- necessary items, leaving the thought that the finance committee check nto the matter and report back to the May board meeting. Moved and seconded that the matter be referred to the resolutions committee with instructions to draft a resolution covering the subject.

Motion carried, all members present voting aye. Oh motion, the board recessed for 10 minutes. Board met pursuant to recess taken. First reading ol resolution No. 6.

On motion, rules were suspended on resolution No. 6. Second reading of resolution No. 6. Resolution No.

6. Resolution ollered by resolutions committee. RESOLVED by the board ol supervisors of Oneida county, Wisconsin, that WHEREAS, our country is now at war, and WHEREAS, at the time the budget was adopted it was not anticipated that we would be in war, and WHEREAS, it is the duty-ol all government officials to conserve the funds of our government lor the purposes ol carrying on the war, NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved'that all county officials be requested to cut the costs of their offices as much as possible, regard to the amount that was set up in the budget lor their department. Dated this 17th day of March, 1942. Oliered and passage moved by the resolutions committee.

(Signed) D. M. Anker. Seconded by Supervisor Cain. Resolution carried on roll call, 25 ayes, 0 noes, 2 absent.

First reading of resolutions Nos. 7, 8, 9 and 10. Report ol the committee on illegal tax was read, to-wil: REPORT OF COMMITTEE. To the County Board ol Supervisors of Oneida County, Gentlemen: Your committee on illegal tax beg leave to report that they have examined the lollowing petitions relerred to them, and recommended that they be allowed, disallowed or disposed ol as set lorth in the schedul- hereto annexed. Dated March 9, 1942.

(Signed) E. A. Nehls, George Taggart, C. E. Greene, Committee.

Petition No. A. Leadbetter. Erroneous assessment ol part ol Lot 8, Sec. 24-39-7 recorded in Vol.

2, Page 479. We recommend that no action be taken on the sales ol 1940 nd 1SJ41, as the land is apparently properly assessed lor the years 1939 Petition No. S. Dooliltlc. We recommend that ccrtilicates Nos.

209, 210 and 411 lor the sale of 937 be cancelled as they arc double assessments on Lot 3, East ol U. S. iwy. 51 to Indian Bay Terrace, 6-37-7; Lot 3, West ol U. S.

Hwy. 51 to NOW, THEREFORE, RESOLVED, That we the supervisors of County of Oneida duly assembled in meeting according to law, do hereby approve and authorize application to be niade.to said Commissioners by the chairman and clerk, of the county of Oneida for a loan of 15,000.00 dollars to this county for the purpose of, To Provide Relief, said loan to be payable within 15 years in 15 equal installments of $1,000.00 dollars each, with interest thejeon at the rate of two ar.d one-half (2Vi)' pre centum per the date of the making- of the loan to the 15th day of next March and thereafter anmiajly, as provided by law 1 RESOLVED, Further, That no money obtained by said county of Oneida by such loan from the State, be solely applied or paid out for any purpose except the, To provide Relief, without the consent of the commissioners of the Public Lands, hereinafter obtained; RESOLVED FURTHER, That in case the 'aforesaid application 1 for a loan from the trust funds shall approved by tho said commissioners of the Public Lands, that the chairman and clerk of Oneida Be, and they are hereby fully authorized and empowered, in the name of the said county of Oneida, to make, execute and deliver to said commissioners, certificates of indebtedness, in such forms as required by said commissioners, for any. and all sums of money that may be loaned to said county of Oneida pursuant to said application, hereby empowering the said chairman and clerk of said county to do and periorm all necessary things to be done by the county of Oneida to f-41y carry out the provision's of said Chapter and acts amendatory thereof, and these resolutions- RESOLVEDI FURTHER, That this preamble and these resolutions and the aye no vote of which the same Were adopted, be duly recorded and that the clcrlk of this county forward a certified copy of said record with the application of saicj loan to the commissioners of the Public Lands of Wisconsin Dated this 17th day of March, Offered and passage moved by C. E. Greene, Supervisor.

Seconded by Supervisor Larson. Resolution carried on roll call, 20 aye, 0 noes. 1 absent. Second reading of resolution No. 9.

Resolution No. 9 Resolution oll'cred by Supervisor C. E. Greene. IRESpLVED by the, Board of Supervisors of Oneida county, Wisconsin, That WHEREAS, The supervisors of the county of Oneida have this day authorized and directed the chairman and clerk of said county tw make application for and borrow from the trust funds of the State of Wisconsin, the sum of £15,000.00 for the purpsc of: To provide Relief, therefore, be it RESOLVED That there shall be raised and there is hereby levied upon all taxable property, real and personal within the county of Oneina, a direct tax for the purpose of paying and suf- SE 12-39-4 George Stfachsn (M.oJ NE SW 27-39-4 F.

W. Tower 40.00 NE SE 5: NW SW 6 Nick Burda lOtffO frlffc 5-39-5 Nick Burda 50.00 SE SE 5-39-5 Ernest Bowman 35.00 SW SW: NW SW: SE SW 16-39 ft Frank Tower 200.00 SW: SW SW NW SW 34-39-0, Thomas G. Emma B. Torpy, or the survivor of either, 125.00 NE 17-30-6 R. H.

75.00 SE 27-39 6 A. E. Harris 75.00 NE NE 30-39-6 Stewart Jossart 37.01 US' iff Vou ToS SE NW 24-39-6 Charles A. Clark 5001J "SE NW 16-39-9 Joseph Pitlik 4965 NW Wlying of R. -'SW SW Ijing of Alvin Koenig- 20000 Lot 2, Block 4, Gary Post Tribune, Lones tone "Lake" Addition, Stanley 3.

Zurek 1379 Lot 16, Block Highland View Addition, City "of Rhinelander, William Harwell 20 Tl Lot 28, Block Highland View Addition." City" of" Rhinelander, George Hansen 00 Lot 0, Block 3, Brown's Replat of Mill F. Geore Oft i.OO west 01 u. a. mvy. 01 10 ot unema, a direct annual tax for the purpose of paying and suf- 1 ol Birch Lake Hills, respectively, and that licymt to pay interest on such debt as it falls due, and also to nav In fVln nt faceioti .1 il.

1 he amounts be charged back to the town of Cassian. Moved and seconded that the report of the committee on illegal taxes be accepted as read and that the proper officers be authorized and instructed to charge back the- amounts cancelled to the respective taxing districts. Motion carried on roll call, 23 ayes, 0 noes, 4 absent. Claim for Damages to Animals, which Were lilcd during the past yaer were read, to-wit: Approved by the Town Board AO. 1.

Alfred Bloom. Three Sheeep at each $24.00 No. 3. Violet I. Bent.ett, 150 Ib.

Brood Sow at $20 18.00 iNo. 3. John Schwart, Unc sheep at $4 4.00 and seconded that the claims be allowed as approved by tlv; respective town boards and that the proper ollfcers be authorized and instructed to issue orders in payment of same as provided by Statute ai.d that the amounts be charged against the Dog license fund. Mo tion carried on roll call, 22 aye, 0 noes, 5 absent. A Tuition Bill, illed by the Board of Education, Green Bay, Wisconsin, for 31 weeks High School Tuition for June Ardith Richardson the amount of $93:00, was read.

Moved and seconded that the High School Tuition Claim be disallowed and that the claimant be advised to lllc their claim with the un icipality where in th student had legal settlement during the 1940-41 school year. Motion carried on roll call, 2,1 aye, 0 noes, 6 absent. Second reading of Resolution No. 3. 41 shool year.

Motion carried on roll call, 21 aye, 0 noes, 6 absent Resolution No. 3. Resolution offered by Resolutions committee. RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors of Wisconsin, that Oneida county, WHEREAS on the 28th day of in the year 1941, the. county of Oneida and City of Rhinelander entered into an agreement whereby the County leased to the City certain descriptions i.n Section 2, Township 36, North iRange 8 East for air-port nurposes.

and WHEREAS the State Planning board now requires that the City hold the title in fee simple and not lease hold interest in order to construct said airport, NOW BE IT RESOLVED that the County'cierk be and he is hereby authorized to execute deeds to the City of lander on all of that part of Government lots 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 12 of section 2, Township 36, North Range 8 East as defined by general land oflice survey of 1934, as needed for present construction or future extension ov rumVays, taxi-ways, aprons, hanger sjpace and entrance roads for proposed airport as laid out by the linal plat of the State planning board, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED! that the lease agreement heretofore entered into on the 28th day of January, 1941 with the City Rhinelar.der be and the same is hereby revoked on behalf of the County, it being understood that the City will take appropriate action to revoke, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the following restriction should be placed on said conveyane, to-wit: "Be it provided that in case said property! is not utilized for air port purposes within a period of live years or in case said property is used as an airport and said airport is discontLvA cd, then the said property shall revert to the County of Dated this 16th day of March J942. Offered and passage moved by Resolution committee (Signed) 1) Anker, Supervisor. Seconded by Supervisor Beltz. Resolution, carried on roll call, 21 aye, 0 0 absent. Second reading of Resolution No.

4. mqtion resolution No. was withdrawn, as it was publication of a portion of resolution No. 3, all members present voting aye on the motion to withdraw resolution 4. Second reading of resolution No.

5. Moved and seconded that resol 1 No. be stricken from the record. Motion all members present voting aye. First reading of resolution No.

11. motion the Board adjourned until 10 o'clock A. Wednesday March 18, A 1912, all members present voting Rhinelander, Wisconsin, Wednesday March 18, A. 1942. 10 o'clock A.

M. County Board of Supervisors nut pursuant to adjournment. Meetirg called to order by Chairman C. E. Greene, Roll call by County Clerk Lloyd D.

Verage. AJ1 members present on roll call except Supervisor Schwartz. Second reading of Resol ition No. 7. Resolution No.

7 Resolution oll'cred by the Forestry committee. the Board of Supervisors of Oneid a county, Wisconsin, That WHEREAS several Paper companies have signified their interest in acquiring an industrial forest in the Eastern part of 0)ieida county, and WHEREAS the Forestry committee and Land Use Planning committees both agree that a better balance between public and privately owxed lands is desirable, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the County Forestry committee entertain bids from these interested parties on all the Courty forest crop lands included within the following areas, to-wit: Town 35 Mange 11 E. iiV-ctions 25, 1.6, 35 and 36, Town 30 N. Range 11 E. All those sections lying on or East of Highway 45, Town 37 Range HE.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the committee report its recommendations on s-th proposed'sa'e, at the May 1942, meeting of the County board. Datc-cl this 17th day of March 1942. and passage moved by Forestry committee, (SignedI Marvin J. Beltz, Arthur L. Larson, John J.

O'Leary, Forestry committee. Seconded by Supervisor Schwartz. Resolution carried roll call; 26 aye, 0 noes, 1 absent. Second reading of Resolution No. 8.

Resolution No. 8 Resolution ofl'ercd by Supervisor C. E. Greene. RESOLVED BY THE Board of Supervisors of Oneida county, Wiscc, sin, That WHEREAS, by the provisions of Chapter 25 of the Wisconsin Statutes and acts amendatory thereof, the Commissioners of the Public of Wisconsin are a to ir.vest the trust fun-Js of this state in loans to towns, villages, cities, counties, and boards of education duly incorporated as such of any city in this state, as i in said chapter and acts provided, and WHEREAS, Every village, city, county and incorporate board of education in this state is enipowtered to borrow of said Coin- mJssiqnfrs fron; said trust funds, such sura or sums of money, such time, and such conditions ard terms as may be atrvee 1 on by and betvteen the said Commissioners and the town, village, city, county, or incc-rporated board of education avjnlying for a loan.

subject to the limitations, restrictions and conditions in said chapter tuiil nets forth; ar.d discharge the principal thereof, as such principal fa Is dtie, within lo years from the time of contracting said debt, in accordance with the amendment of Article Jl of Section 3. of the constitution of the state of Wiscpnsin. Dated this 17th day of March, 1942. Offered and passage moved by C. E.

Greene, Supervisor. Seconded by Supervisor Palm. 'Resolution carried on roll call, '26 aye, 0 noes. 1 absent. Second reading of resolution No.

10. Resolution No. 10 Resolution offered by Colonization committee. To the Honorable County Board of Supervisors: Your zoning committee having held a hearing on the proposed amendment of the -Oneida county zoning ordinance as it affects the town of Lake Tomahawk as elirected i.n a resolution passed by the Coouty board of November 1941, copy of the minutes of said 'hearing being on in the ollice of the County clerk, and having review the approval of the town board to the proposed amendment, so far as the same affects the land said town, which said approval was given pursuant to a resolution adopted by the town board of Lake Tomahawk at a meeting held on the 18th day of February, 1942 Of certified copy of which'said resolution wias lied in the ollice of the County clerk of Oneid tl county on the 17th day of March, 1942. WHEREFORE your committee recommends for adoption the following resolution: WHEREAS, the town board of the of Lake Tomahawk has submitted approval of a proposed amendment to the Oneida county'zoning' ordinance insofar as the same affects the lands in said town, in accordance with and as provided by section 59.97 of the co.ris.in statutes; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT that the above mentioned amendment, approved by the town of the town of Lake Tomahawk, be and the same is hereby enacted to become effective in the town of Lake TomahawlkV IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the county clerk upon publication of said amerdment t'd the xoning ordinance be and is hereby directed to file a certified copy of said'amendment, including the accompanying map made iV part thereof in the ollice of the Register of Deeds of O.ncida county.

Dated this 17th day of Manch 1942. and passage moved by Colonization committee, (Signed) John J. O'Leary, Art Frank Baudhuin, John G. Schwartz, Seconded by Supervisor Burlingame. Glennes Anderson, committee.

Resolution carried on roll call; 25 aye, 0 noes, 2 absent. Second reading of resolution No. 11. Resolution No. 11 offered by Colonization committee.

RESOLVED the Board of Supervisors of Oneida county, Wisconsin. That the sales of tax deeds be and the Treasurer authorized and instructed to assign to the purchaser at the time of quit claim all County owned certificates on the land sold according to the fol.owing conditions speeded. 1. All sales not completed by the next board meeting are automatically cancelled. 2.

That 200-foot strip (100 feet each side of the highway across all County owned lands located on or adjoining any State, County or towfn road is hereby reserved 'for righti of-wfty. bcautilica- tioni of right-of-way and snow drift prevention purposes; this reservation to be recorded on all tax deeds on those hinds marked with an asterisk 3. The purchase- price listed includes tax deed and recording fees. The County to pay for the rcorcMng of quit claim. Conditions set for in resolution No.

passed at the November 1939 Board meeting. SW SW 8-35-10, Clifford Burton 00.00 S'W SE 33-35-10, George Gohde 30.01) 'Part of Lot 3 deeded to E. Kante, Eugene Kante SE 25-35-10, William lleinke 36.00 13-35111 Charles Sparks SE 13-35-11 Ben Max NW NW Minnie Hot-res 80.00 SE NE 16-35-11 Hazel Kramer 110.64 29-36-4 Peter Suomi 34-36 4 (Olson gravel reservation) Maki 40.00 George Lot 11, Block 2. M. A.

Ebert's Additio'n'vn'agc'of Lake Tomaliawk. G. Parsons Lots 3 9, Block 8, Coon Barnes AcTdition City of RhinAander Lots 3, 4 5, Block 1, Claude Shepard's Outlets Mary Elizabeth Clark r. nn That part of lot 1 2 Lying iNorth of Pelican River, Section 8-3(3-9, Mary Elizabeth Clark lo I 'i i nt i i J'A BIock 3 A Ebert's 1st Addition, Village of Lake Tomahawk, Isabel .1. Ebert Hi Lot 10 1 1' Ori tfnal Nat Mrs.

L. A. laylor a Lot 10, Block 7, South Park Addition; RhtaelVnde'r" Laura Dickey g-n Lot 5, Block 11, Second Addition, Mflke and Ida O'Malley 74339 Lot 3, Block 2, .1. A. Sanns Addition, RhineFander" Mrs.

Ray Netling Lots (i 7, 8, 9, 10 11, Lake Adeline" Northland Lakes, Inc. 150 00 Lot 24, Pelican South Shore Resort, Paul and Louise Hein )0 Buildings only: On NW SE 27-30-9 L. E. Kelley ir 00 Building Only: On NW NE 31-3G'6 Algot Lundgren QO Correction Deed: Lot 3, (Correction to omit the Highway reservation) TRADE:" WHEREAS, S. D.

Sutliff now holds title to SW NW: NW SW SE NE: 1 3, an dWHEHEAS, the Co' Inty holds title to lot 1, 14-3G 7, i LVED that On eida County quit claim its interest Lot 1, i instruct the Treasurer to assign all County-owned certificates on this description to D. Sutliff, Rhinelander upon the condition that S. D. Sut'ifT will'ouit claim his interest in SW NW: NW SW SE NE: 3 30 7 and assign' the certificates he now holds to Oneida county. Dated this 17th day of March, 1942.

SE NE: NW: NE: SE SE Eugene SW SW 27-36-7 Louis llousey 21.90 NW NE 32-36-8 Tomahawk Kraft Paper Co. 45.00 NfrlV" NW 31-31)8 Tomarawk Kraft Paper Co. 200.00 NE 6-36-8 Dr. H. J.

Westgate 34.55 NW 10 Acres of SW SW Vol. Ill of Deeds page 193, 20-36-10 Marvin Huth Ammerman 74.26 NE 10 Clayton ToWne 97.34 NE SE 23-30-11 Charles Gable NE Raymond Mueller 'NW NW 3-37(i Laux NW SE SW SE NW NE SW SE 3-37-li H. P. Klippel 3-37-0 H. P.

Klippel 3-37 (i H. P. Klippel H. P. Klippe-l 3-37-0 R.

M. Uunn SW SW 5-37-8 Talmas Rapp.ey NE 21-37 8 Edward Glenn Youngs JS'E NE 23-38-8 .1. Antonitis 3 29-37-8 J. Antonitis Lot 18, Block 4 of D. B.

Stevens 1st Replat of Mill Lot City of Rhinelander Emery Jean and Inez Jean, his wife SW SE S-37 8 Harry Ehmann SE 21-37-8 Kenneth Thomas SE SW NE 18-37-8 Karl W. Fries NE NE 25-37 8 Peter Vines That part of SW 3-37-9 lyintf West of creek Arthr Ch fch Hollis Skinner NW SW SE SW NE NE NW: 7-37-9 3( -3V 20-37-11 31-38-7 4: 50.00 (KI.OO 50.00 40.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 125.00 40.00 100.00 511.00 80.00 70.00 40.00 110.00 40.00 0t )' cl "cd and passage moved by Colonization committee, (Signed). John J. O'Leary, Frank Baudhuin, John G. Schwartz, Art.

Godleski, Glennes Anderson. Seconded by Supervisor Beltz. Resolution carried on roll call. 25 aye, 0 Noes, 2 First reading of resolution No. 12.

Rules were suspended No. 12. Second reading. Resolution No. 12.

Resc 1 ') on Resolu- Norman Beveridge 150.00 Henry Anderson 150.00 Ivan Hassler 63.71 'Lot 3 29-38 7 Josephine SlraivH 109.94 SE 1-38-8 Ed-a 63.15 NW NW f.W 7-38-8 P. L. Laird SE 27-388 Lester Larson 43.45 Lots 1. 2, 3, -EW NE, a SE NW, NE SW Sec. 21, NW 22-38-8 W.

B. Kramer ,14.00 SE SW 19-38-8 L. A. Leadbetter 65.77 "SAV SW 19-3tt8 L. A.

Leadbetter 28.58 SW NW 30-38-8 Eugene Christiansen 35.16 SW: NE SW 16-38-9 Louis "5.00 Lots 23, 24. 25, 2(3 of EJ. Kloes Big lots (June RiUer 100.00 SW SW: SE SW 19; SW NE: NWV4: N'i- SW: 1 SE Harry J. Watson 511.00 tion No. 12.

Resolution offered by Supervisor Clyde Burfihart. RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors of Oneida -county, That the proper oflLcers are hereby authorized and instructed to draw a County order in favor of the Oneida County Agricultural committee in the amount of 8100,00, said amount to. be used payment of an indebtedess which was during ths 1941 County Fair, the above amount to be charged against the'1942 appropriation for the fair. Dated this 18th day of March, 1942. Offered and passage moved by Clyde Burkhart, Seconded by -Supervisor Herman.

Resolution carried on roll call 2.4. aye, 0. noes. First reading of resolution' No. 13.

On motion rules were suspended ojn Resolution" No. 13. Seconding reading of resolution No. 13. Resolution No.

13 Resolution offered by Supervisor O'Leary. RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors of Oneida countv Wisconsin, That WllEREAS, Oneida county is in dire need of equipment for fire protection, and WHEREAS the Federal C.C.C. administration, has. larg-e amounts of equipment stored at various CCC camps in Oneida county, which equipment is being used at the present time. NOW THEREFORE, we, the County Board of Oneida county, Wisconsin, hereby petition James J.

McEntee, Administrator of -the Civilian Conservation corps at Washington, D. that such administration allow the County of Oneida the use of its stake trucks, pickup trucks, dump trucks, tractors, small tools, pumps and pumping equipment, such equipment being located in the County of On- at CCC camps, for use as lire protection equipment under the supervision of the Wisconsin Department of Conservation for the home defense program. Dated this 18th day of March 1942. Offered and passage moved by John J. O'Leary, Supervisor.

Seconded by Supervisor Perkins. Resolution carried on motion; all members present voting aye. Report of the Committee on Mileage and Per Diem was read, to-w)it: TO THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF ONEIDA COUNTY. GENTLEMEN: We, your committee on Mileage and Per Diem, beg leave to report the following as the amount due each member of the Board for his attendance at this meeting. Supervisor Mileage Days Amount Attendance Anderson, Glennes 76 4 $24.56 Anker, D.

M. 2 3 15.12 Frank 111 4 20.72 Beltz, Marvin J. 24 4 21.44 Burkhart, Clyde 18 4 21.08 Burlingame, W. 38 4 22.28 Cain, P. J.

2 3 15.12 Clements, A. D. 56 -I 23.36 Greene, E. 30 4 21.80 Godleski, Arthur 46 4 22.7(i Guth, Ervin 40 4 22.40 Harkins, John 34 4 22.04 Herman, Martin 34 4 22.04 Larson, Arthur L. 2 3 15.12 Malsavage, Joe 12 4 20-72 Nehls, Earl A.

2 3 15.12. O'Leary, John J. 60 4 23.60 Palm, John T. li 3 15.12 Peevy, Add. 8 4 20.48 Perkins, Arthur 56 4 23.3(5 Pitlik, Joseph J.

44 4 22.64 Riggle, Robert 12 4 20.72 Russ, Jay 2 3 15.12 Schwartz, John. G. 60 3 18.00 Tjggart, George 2, 3 15.12 Vielmetti, Ernest P. 2 3 15.12 Whalen, John J. 40 4 22.40 Dated March 18, 1942.

Respectfully S. Emitted. W. W. BURLINGAME, JOHN HARKINS.

JOE MALSAVAGE, Committee Moved and sccoirjed that the report of the Comniittee on Mileage a-id Per Diem be allowed as read and that the proper ollicers bo authorized and instructed to issue orders in payment of same. carried on roll call, 22 aye, 0 noes, 5 absent. Moved seconded that the proper ollicers be authorized instructed to issue orders in payments of all fail's or claims allowed by Hoard during this meeting. Motion carried on roll call, 24 aye, 0 Noes, 3 absent. Chairman Greene thanked the- entire membership of the Board for the whole hearted support from them during the of his Chairmanship aixl expressed the wish that each of them Were canc'iJates for the ensuing term, would have the privilege of scrying on the new Board which will meet in May.

Moved and accorded that the minutes of the Board for year be approved and the reading of the same be Motion carried; all members present voting aye. On motion the Board adjourned Sine Die; all nietniHire voting: aye. LLOYD J). YEilAUg, County Clerk. Ouvidft Man-h 18th.

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